... George Mackie, and E a. John Mitchell, were employed in slating the Is, roof of the New inn, the scaffolding gave -way, :Awhereby James Knight Was killed on the spot, n It and the other men much bruised. They have- not as yet fevered; and favourable hopes ...

... as much glee as if nothing had happened. ts On Tuesdav a man, was killed, two had their ty arnms, and two their legs broken, and 4 others wwere sadly bruised by the falling of a scaffold at the new paper manufactory at Miibank. at At fire broke out in ...

... Paris, on the occasion of the late niaggifi7cent com- memoration of the Peace at Paris, unfortunately fell from a scaffold, and was killed on the spot. A Commercial Treaty, embracing.a variety af arrangements, lnighly advantageous to the interests of the ...

... on the occ3sion of the late magnificent commle-! t, moraiion of the peace at Paris, unfortunately feUl t. from a scaffold, and was killed on thespot. e AMrs. Siddons on Satarday night made 'her - entree for tUe season in'Isabella; at Drarv.lae4'1 e Theatre ...

... watchmen, who coming up at tile time, the fellows decamped. - Yesterday se'nnighit at a new-built bodse at Burgh, by the scaffolding suddenly giving Way, Mr. Wni. Levett, of Woodbridge, who; was employed there, was thrown down, ands6 much bruised, that ...

... assault with the most determined reso. i ir lution. The carnage that ensued was dreadful, a . and Ignace, the Black General, was killed. After t 1- the loss of their leader, the Blacks retired to s c some posts, strong by art and naturewhere.they .5 continued ...

... depredations to that pitch of violence which was committed at the time of the afcent from Lord's cricket ground. Several Scaffolds were erected for fpeffators, but the recollection of what happened to the fcaffold at Mary-le-bonne deterred moft people ...

... London his Cordon vils Rouge, as a recompence for the infernal machine, t er- svhiich has destroyed one part of Paris, and killed 1 ten thirty women, children, or peaceful workmen. i This special protedion, does it not justify us in i if a thinking, that ...

... Ellison's arrival presented arms. They afterwards were drawn up in three sides of a square, and Col. Ellison advanced to the scaffold, where he received the eolours, after an appropriate speech from Mrs Ellison, (supported by Lord Strathinore and John Carr ...

... accommodation 'of the spectators. One of these: scaffoldings having 'been uncom monly crowded; and'nol. very firmly built, fell to theground with, a tre nendous cra 7 or 8 persons are said td - have 'been killed gn the Spot several severely bruised, and others ...

... d to' seek an: asylum in a neighbouring country, where, by the unre- lenting malice of a rival, she found a prison and a scaffold? They'were subjects initiat- ed in the new doctrines, and graduates in the schools of the rights of man. Let the .conduct ...

... carried on by ?? Society. Oh Saturday a fine boy climbing on a scaffold erec ing in Leith Sands for the races, fell dcwn. and some planks falling above him, fraaured his skull, and he was killed on the spot. Yesterday morning, a young woman of the name of ...